... C -R.B H- GE - ?? lldll n ?? CORN-'E X.CH.A.NG.E,.London, April I, lgo3. Wc had a.. ?? of ali grai; at niarket to-day. The wheat trade ii rather lively, and without ally redudtioll ?? last week's prices. Bl4rley and malt remain dulL Fime samples of Pease, as Wtell as bctiis, are dearerw Oats are steady at last quoted prices RErURN of MRICES of GRAIN as under: Wheat Fine Rye Barley Malt Oats ...

... CORN-EXCHANNGE, London, April z8, 1803. I - 11; - s as or hi ?? - _ - .- -- I . . kiaving matiiy buyers at rnarlzct, and our supply ot wheat n1ot large, that article was deemed is p r quai tcr dearer on the aver ge thai last MOnday. Neither bat Icy nor malt are lower, though ot the formair we have a gpod sup'ply. The oat trade is brisk, and the prices better than last quoted. Pease and heans ...

... ?? ._MARINE. INT LI2GOENTCEZ .~ Be nowr Beiince, of this' portt; Wm..-,Uien,:Mastcr, coat {1~det, jfor ,Jamsic&, wa3t dlriscn .ashore o f. the Sttornirng o tlt a2th m-ritabnt, abot. three. o'cluck, a rfdi -vest of darde&s town, tear BaqFf hndthe mastetr and ri'coof tie cret'pe- rishi 4l Obly one mat, (a nativueaf]sntroie) named dolin Blurn, ws av etezved. Th' versel waZ soon dashed to pieces ...

... CORNI-FXCHANGE, Londotr, April 25, iSo3. - - - Th attezdance ofa. considerable numhr of buyers. at- market to-day, and a short supply of all grain, has rendered, -the price-of wheat, barley, and-oats-full a shilling-per quar- ter dearer than last Monday. - PeasC are likewise a ready sale, and a. trifle dearer. Flour as last week, , : RR iURN of PRICES of GRAIN as tnder- Wheat. | Flne : aye ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE, London, Mi.y z, i830. Our supplits being short, an in-onsidcrable adlvane.k again takesi place inn most grain to-day. Wheat may Le n sidered from i s.to 2s. per quartendcarer. Barley atid are lilkewise on the rise. Oats have a brli skale ~, .A r: something, dearer; and peaso and beans. ftch better ?? ?? lat Wcck. Wheat- 47 5s6as Polands ditto ^2s a' I Fine 6zs 635 6d q 6 A'Wite' ...

... I MAkINE fTEITLIGLNCE. On Tuesday the Cruiser brig cutter, Capt. Hancock, ar- rived in Shields.harbcur ?? Naore. - .'The RevuardJ, Warden, from Sunderrand; is put into Do- ver, with herstern knocked away.- The Ic6rs of the treasury, in consequence of a mernorial addressed to them, have ordeied- Captaini Dagget, who wag in cofinenrlentin consequence ofan inaccurate inanifcet5de- livered at the ...

... Slips Carptairs. Fram TO April ro. Brothers, Poad Newcastle Copelnh, .r ?- Nevina, Wilson London Dant0: Blessing, Maxwell -ditto IVIhnxi 5s -Hazard, Woidhouse Newcastle Copenhag0a i Ix. Henry, Bruce London l Mcm--l Elizabeth,, RRckvood Newcastle ditto Ann, Wright Shields di Prosperac, Donkin Newcastle Uopeshsge : May Flower, Redhead ditto Danrti cc Mincrva, Brass ditto Maliuoc 12. HopCe, ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE, London, May 9, r80o3 . The supply of Wheat at our Market this day veas not ?? great; best samples maintained last Wcek's prices, but the inferior sorts were rather dull and Is. cheaper. ?? is rathcr dearer; we have plenty of buyers, and not a very great supply. Oats are likewise brisk, the supply of that article being rathtr short. In other articles we have no ...

... - | -- _ L On Thursday morning a note for the lord mayor was left at the mansion-house, of which the following is a copy:- , Lord H-labkesbuiry psesents compliments to the lord mayor, and has the honour to acquaint his lordship, that the negociation between this country and the French republic is brought to an amicable conclusion. ^ ?? ?? ?? R e . 1 , Ig I. It was sealed with Lord ...

... I MARINE .IN''ELLIGJENCLE. l The press has this week betan uncommonly severe upon the Tyne and Wear. A great msnuber of hands have been takrn, as no protedtions haive bten regarded. On Wednesday the Cruizer armed cutter sailed with impressed men for the Nore. 'The coal trade has been nearly stopped, the keel- men having been impressed in consequence of the general order for breakingZ through ...

... COR- 1111ICHANG, :illud M.y _6 ICORN-EXCHANGE, Lohdon, M~ay 16, lo In consequence of the impress, and the prospedt ot an im- mediate 1er, we had a number ofbuvers to-day. At the first of the market, high prices were asked for wheat, but few, evell of tilhe hst samples, were takeo off at more than an advance of 2s and ,s per quarter, every uther article of grain partakiing of the rise. 1arley ...

... SOUND LUST. May 5, Wakefield, Brathwvito Newcastle Mlemel ballast Eleanor, Spyrsc i ditto Stectin coals 6, Vinle, Richaailfon Menial Suniderland baik; 7, Concord, siater Lendon Riga bill~st lfibella, Hare ditzan AMernal ditto Fidelity, Taylor Shields ditto ditto -, ringic Ilambro' Danszig dittos Blfinure, Ma-y -. Wind ?? E. The Upward and dewvu~ ward bound age failed. May 7, MarY Inna,.Abbs ...